SA Government Nuclear Energy Propaganda with Taxpayers Money – Silencing Anti-Nuke news on SABC – Running Pro-Nuclear Meetings designed to keep communities and NGO’s out
Posted on 11th April 2011 by admin in Nuclear Energy
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Energy Minister’s nukes clandestine meeting slammed as workers die
Posted on 11th April 2011 by admin in Nuclear Energy
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THIS IS URGENT IF YOU WANT A SAY IN SA’S ENERGY PLAN FOR THE NEXT 20 YEARS
Posted on 20th April 2010 by admin in Alternative Energy |Climate Change |DME - Minerals and Energy |Eskom |Nuclear Energy
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Posted on 20th October 2010 by admin in Nuclear Energy
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